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fallopian tube (or oviduct) into the uterus.
There is an
ovary (from
Latin ovarium 'egg, nut')
found on the left and the
right side of the body. The ovaries...
- BU,
bulbus urethrae; Ur, urethra; R, ****; P, ****; S, ****; O,
ovarium; FT, tuba Fallopii; RL,
ligamentum uteri; Ut, uterus; CC,
corpus ****oridis...
- full of,
prone to
porous ovari(o)- of or
pertaining to the
ovaries Latin ōvarium,
ovary ovariectomy ovo-, ovi-, ov- of or
pertaining to the eggs, the ovum...
- BU,
bulbus urethrae; Ur, urethra; R, ****; P, ****; S, ****; O,
ovarium; FT, tuba Fallopii; RL,
ligamentum uteri; Ut, uterus; CC,
corpus ****oridis...
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narrow apex.[clarification needed]
Styles are
whole filiform to the base
ovarium.[clarification needed] The
style does not
extend beyond the
scales of the...
- "Hexapetaloideous
bulbous hexandrous monocotyledons, with an
inferior ovarium, a six-parted
perianthium with
equitant sepals, and flat,
spongy seeds"...
-
Baillie (1825) An
Account of a
Particular Change of
Structure in the
Human Ovarium (Philosophical Transactions, London, 1789, Vol.79, pp. 71–78) "Matthew...
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journals in two volumes, 1874,
including papers on Tumours,
Excision of the
Ovarium,
Hydrophobia and Snake-bites,
Stricture of the Colon, and The Relative...
- near the
uterus and cut open the tumor. He
described the
tumor as the
ovarium and
fimbrious part of the
fallopian tube very much enlarged. The whole...
-
doctorate in 1923 with a
thesis entitled, Die
sogenamde adenioma van die
ovarium (in English: The so-called
adenoma of the ovary), she
moved to Cape Town...
